Zombie's are smarter than People: Film at Eleven

Rating: Null/10 (10 July 2003)

This movie proves over and over again, that people are doomed not because they're evil, but because they are cretins.
The movie starts with the creation of a zombie threat that leaves small handfuls of people trying to find their way to safety.
Instead of putting the characters in the sort of jeopardy inherent to the situation, they behave with the sort of reckless abandon that you'd hardly see in normal London let alone a zombie zone.
Time and again a character chooses to wander off on their own, not because the plot demands it, but because the body count demands it.
A sort of artsy strobe effect is used during violent scenes that at first highlights the horror, and eventually annoys the eyes.
If you want to see a movie that avoids most of the above pitfalls, see George Romero's, "Dawn of the Dead". Give this a pass!